View Zip Files Online
The simplest way to view your zip files online
See what's inside a zip file
Tiiny Host shows the contents of a zip in your browser. Documents and images open for reading, so you can check what an archive holds before keeping it, and pass the whole thing on with a single link.
Viewing a zip without unzipping it yourself
👀 Browse the contents
Every file in the archive is listed on one page.
📄 Open documents and images
PDFs and photos open in the browser tab, ready to read.
📱 Works on phones
Mobile browsers can open the files too, so there's no unzip app to find.
🔐 Private viewing
A password on the Solo plan limits who can see the files.
🔗 Share a link
One address is enough for someone else to see everything in the zip.
♻️ Swap the zip
Uploading a newer archive updates what people see at the same link.
Where Tiiny Host fits among zip viewers
Many online zip viewers list the names inside an archive, which tells you what's there. Tiiny Host also opens the files themselves and gives you a link to pass along.
Viewing small zips is free
Archives up to 3 MB open on the free plan, and the link keeps working provided you sign in at least once every three months.
- ✓ 1 active project
- ✓ Zips up to 3 MB
- ✓ 5,000 visits and 5 GB bandwidth a month
- ✓ Link to each file
- – Small Tiiny Host banner
- Tiny $5 · no banner, 25 MB zips, view analytics, QR codes
- Solo $13 · 5 projects, 75 MB zips, password protection, hide from search engines
- Pro $31 · 15 projects, 10 GB across the account, email capture
- Pro Max $74 · unlimited projects, 2 TB of storage
How much each plan can open
Per-file upload limit by planZipped paperwork tends to be small. Photo shoots and design exports can run to hundreds of megabytes, which is where Pro's 10 GB pool comes in.
When a zip viewer helps
Email attachments
A zip arrives by email while you're away from your laptop, and your phone can still open it through Tiiny Host.
Client deliveries
Photographers and agencies often hand over work as a zip. A link lets the client look through it before downloading anything.
Checking before extracting
See whether an archive holds what you expected before unpacking it onto your own drive.
